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8-socket surge protector for Unit
Surge protector power strip for the Unit block with 8 sockets: powering monitors, recorders and switches from a single point at workplaces. In stock in Tashkent.
от 195 000 сум
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Совместимость
Юнит
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Количество гнезд
8
Specifications
- Совместимость
- Юнит
- Количество гнезд
- 8
Power strip for the Unit control box with 8 sockets is an expanded version of the extension cord for systems based on the Unit box. Eight sockets provide power for a larger number of devices at a single point, which is especially relevant for complex workstations with many components: monitors, video recorders, switches, and peripherals.
Advantages
- Eight sockets: power for an expanded workstation or mounting rack
- Specially selected for the Unit control box — guaranteed compatibility
- Reduces the number of separate splitters and simplifies the cable run
- Convenient for installation in cabinets and on technological racks
- Optimal for facilities with a high number of connected devices
Applications
- Large security posts and dispatch centers with several monitors and devices
- Mounting racks of video surveillance and access control systems
- Powering components of integrated security systems
- Office and industrial facilities in Tashkent and the regions of Uzbekistan
Частые вопросы
How does the 8-socket power strip differ from the 6-socket model?
The 8-socket model provides more connection points and is suitable for more extensive workstations with a larger number of devices.
Is the power strip compatible with all versions of the Unit control box?
Clarify compatibility with the specific version of the Unit box when placing the order.
Is it permissible to connect two power strips in series to increase the number of sockets?
It is not recommended without calculating the permissible load; it is better to use the appropriate model with the required number of sockets.
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